With a provisional agreement on the Critical Medicines Act reached on 12 May 20261, Europe has taken a step forward
With the dramatic increase in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools only set to accelerate, an associated increase in
Biotechnology has become one of the European Union’s most strategic sectors, driving innovation, economic growth, high-skilled employment, and global competitiveness.
Biotechnology has become one of the European Union’s most strategic sectors, driving innovation, economic growth, high-skilled employment, and global competitiveness.
With a provisional agreement on the Critical Medicines Act reached on 12 May 20261, Europe has taken a step forward
